How many do I have to order?
One is fine. There’s no minimum order, and a prototype can move into a short production run later.
Murphy has little industry of its own, but plenty of one-off problems. We make prototypes, single parts and custom fabrication in Garland, about 12 miles south.
Murphy is mostly neighborhoods, retail and offices along FM 544 and Murphy Road, with very little industrial land. So work from Murphy usually isn’t a production line. It’s a prototype for a product idea, a part for a piece of equipment, or a custom cart, rack, frame or guard for a business that needs exactly one.
We make one-off prototypes and first articles with no minimum order. Our mechanical engineer and CNC programmers review the drawing, model, sample or idea, and confirm quantity, material, tolerance and finish before the first part is built.
Approved changes go into the design, and once it’s right we keep the drawings, programs, tooling and inspection requirements on file. Short-to-medium production runs then start from where the prototype left off.
One-off prototypes, first articles and design iterations, then repeat production runs once the part is proven.
Carts, tables, racks, frames, bases, guards and complete welded assemblies, built in-house with MIG, TIG and laser welding.
Flat parts and plate cut on a 90,000 PSI waterjet or a 5×10 CNC router, then bent on the press brake.
Murphy customers can also send CNC machining, OEM replacement parts, and emergency repair and reverse engineering.
From 2921 National Ct, the usual route runs north on State Highway 78 and then up Murphy Road: about 12.5 miles to Murphy City Hall on North Murphy Road, around 23 minutes when traffic is light. You’re welcome to bring a part or a rough model by. Call ahead so the right person is there.
One is fine. There’s no minimum order, and a prototype can move into a short production run later.
Yes. With a mechanical engineer and CNC programmers on staff, we can help turn a sketch, a rough design or a sample into a part that can actually be made.
No. Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation doesn’t hold ISO, AS9100, or other quality-system certifications. If a part needs a certified process or documented material traceability, say so before the quote and we’ll tell you honestly whether we’re the right fit.
Send the sketch, model, or photos. We’ll follow up with questions or a quote.